Travel › Re: Africa Travel by cutieme(m): 2:48pm On May 09, 2017 |
good4all40: Language should be the least of your worry while moving to Abidjan or most French countries. You will find yourself speaking basic French in few Weeks. There are more than 3 million Nigerians in Cote'divoire this is according to our ambassador Mrs. Ifeoma Akabogu when l met her last time l traveled to the country. With that said amount, you should be able to do a meaningful business in Abidjan. Great electricity, superb water, excellent night life and abundance food. Lot of beaches and serene environment with a friendly weather. You can pm me l can link you with a friend in Adjame bro link me o |
Travel › Re: Am about leaving naija help Me Pls. by cutieme(m): 11:34am On May 08, 2017 |
[quote author=hillsway post=56317586]I work as a Math teacher in one of the private schools around.This place na like yanky if you enter as a professional else your name na sorry.[/quotehillsway pls what qualifies one to teach in their schools?Pls give us info or link on how to go about getting the visa and teachinh job as well as am currently teaching science subjects in an internationnal school. |
Travel › Re: Africa Travel by cutieme(m): 4:56pm On May 07, 2017 |
Afam4eva: Specify which dollars you're talking about. American or Liberian? American |
Travel › Re: Africa Travel by cutieme(m): 4:38pm On May 07, 2017 |
permit can be gotten easily with $200 |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 4:29pm On May 07, 2017 |
samhay: U welcome bro, let me know aw far it goes.
But come to think of it, all the tym wey dollar dey drop, ticket prices no even move an inch...... my broda i tire o.we just dey hear say naira drop yet no effect on the economy |
Travel › Re: Africa Travel by cutieme(m): 5:38am On May 07, 2017 |
Liberia is also another good place to go ,especially if you want to run business there as it's easy to set up one there. |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 3:15pm On May 06, 2017 |
freudianslip: you are too nosey. u no well,na u i ask?Na so una go dey put una dirty mouth for wetin no concern una,mtchewww |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 7:51pm On May 05, 2017 |
BadmanGozie: Ah my brother!! I've got one o but it's nothing close to what I was hoping for. Like Azarenka always says, make I start from this one first. I dey wait make six months reach, make I cancel. Thanks for your care bro. I'm very grateful. Stay blessed Just be grateful bro and hope for the best.Atleast. e reach 2k dirham na |
Celebrities › Re: So It Is Easy To Toast Linda Like This?, Fans Attack Her On Twitter by cutieme(m): 8:39pm On May 03, 2017 |
prettyjo: who will I act film with? come make we act now |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 9:22pm On May 02, 2017 |
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Education › Re: Chemistry Teacher Is Urgently Needed by cutieme(m): 7:09pm On May 02, 2017 |
how much?I can teach both |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 6:11pm On May 02, 2017 |
donaldinho111: This thread name DIY....
Any advert na banning express.. Mine did for 90k and it came out in 3-4days 90k?is it 2weeks visa or a month? |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 6:01pm On May 02, 2017 |
abbeyty: you guys should ignore that thing, i am assure she has not left her village since she was born that is why she still have that kind of mentality. she should be living in a jungle dragging banana with monkeys for her breakfast lunch and dinner lol |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 7:55pm On May 01, 2017 |
Pidgin2: No electricity ? Migrate if you want but stop all this nonsense about no electricity. There are places with 24/7 electricity in Nigeria, take note. If you've ever stayed in Phcn quarters or bonny Island you will know, besides if you want 24/7 contact any Alaba authentic solar panel merchant and they will install solar panels with 24/7 light supply or visit MTN office and opt for Lumos solar 24/7 light. Always complaining but never looking for solutions, we are so damn lazy, get yourself a solar panel!
PS :if solar electricity is not available in your state instead of destroying your country on social media star contacting foreign companies that supply solar light via Internet, you never know which ones will respond and you can become a millionaire, must people think for you? Quit complaining and start using the brain God gave you
I'm on silence mode, will not respond to any other mediocre post, you can complain all you want, who cares. park well! |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 1:31pm On May 01, 2017 |
demiladegold: Nope Nope?Pls clear me on this,is it your degree result they would require or your Waec for a post graduate program? |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 1:16pm On May 01, 2017 |
demiladegold: Admission is very easy here as long as your waec result is good.... Its affordable too and since its a pg admission, you can get part time jobs even in my school they allow you to do something called a work study... You get paid 8k per month which is 40 thousand naira for Three months ( one semester)...... Demiladegold,do they accept NECO result?I've sent you a mail kindly check it and get back to me thanks. |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 11:49am On May 01, 2017 |
Amberon: Lol...nah!
Allow people who have been there to draw conclusions. Even a quick Google search will convince you that Nairobi is way ahead of our cities. Hi,you didn't go to UAE again? |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 11:48am On May 01, 2017 |
demiladegold,pls i've sent u a mail kindly check and get back to me,thanks. |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 10:36am On May 01, 2017 |
Demiladegold,am having hedge sending u a mail,i don't know....pls do u have idea of the tuition fee for a pgde or a short program in education in your school? |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 10:28am On May 01, 2017 |
demiladegold: I personally think they are hypocrites yep,Pidgin2 especially.I think she should be banned from this thread.Dunno who invited here anyways.It's your sorry ass that would suffer joblessness mtchewww.Always using hortative words on people here.Who the hell do you think you are?You want us to buy your stupid ideas or something about Nigeria and we refuse,why not back off!Power of words my foot!How many people out there that were told God bless you are actually blessed if that is what you want us to believe.Prayer without work is wasting of time.If you like say good things about naija but don't get down to work on the country,things would still be as it is!I don't take sides blindly.Am always realistic in my dealings. |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 9:53am On May 01, 2017 |
I think this pidgin2 of a girl is linked to all those unscrupulous politicians that is why she keeps taking sides with them and see nothing wrong with the way they are piloting the affairs of Nigeria. |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 9:34am On May 01, 2017 |
donodion: Let's make this a lesson for all intending to become political leaders on this forum.
When you and your political party becomes greedy, your indigenes, town,state and nation would turn out to be the mess Nigeria,the once upon a time Giant of Africa has turned out to be.
Over 50 Years ,yet we struggle extremely hard to attain 5000 MW stable electricity.Not because we have not the accumen, but sabotage, selfish interests, ethinicity and excessive greed would not allow such feat become a reality. Imagine the billions in dollars and Naira stolen by individuals who are less than 100 in number. Not even Mugabe of Zimbabwe stole as much as these Nigerian bastards in political offices.
There can be no sustainable infrastructure if adequate and people friendly security structures are not in place.
Who would, in their right mindset be willing to invest millions of dollars into a society where kidnapping for ransom and satanic ritual, day light armed robbery and murder, unfriendly multilevel taxing system, high level corruption, fraud, sabotage,human rights abuse is the order of the day.?
How many diasporans could wholeheartedly vouch for their family members back home, overseeing their various projects successfully?.
You need to step out of our shores to observe other African countries how they, queitly taking giant strides in making lives liveable for their citizens and you would wonder what bedeviled us as Nigerians.
Recently Ghana, a country's population less than 2 million, just implemented free education system at primary and secondary school levels. I saw that on CNN yesterday.And equally working on various systems to be at par with those ahead of them.Its tasking to even get Jamb registration back home for our wards.
Kenya is indeed a beautiful country,but it took some set of individuals in government to say ' you know what, let us set aside our tribal differences.How can we place our country on the global map for the right reasons.Besides us been seen as a safari country,animals and jungles'.
Kenya saw the potentials in tourism. ( Uyo and Cross River state have same potentials).They built and sustained old existing tourist site, voted sufficient funds to build more tourist attraction site, encouraged their youth in sports and athletics( who can beat Kenyans in marathon?). Furthermore their security system make their people feel safe at home.When Al-shabab struck at the mall, the world rose to the defense of Kenya.
When you visit this countries, ask questions ,observe people's mannerism, and perhaps we might regain our lost glory.
Have a wonderful day. well said bro.I know moniker pidgin would not agree on this. |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 7:46am On May 01, 2017 |
demiladegold: Depends on what school you want.... Like for me I was in Daystar university studying nursing but I found out I don't really like nursing so I transfered to African Nazarene to study criminology.... Here in my school, the process Is not long at all, as long as you have good waec result, you get a photocopy, get it stamped at the Nigerian embassy and fill the registration form of 3500 ..... That's all...
And for tuition, for undergraduate courses, 3 credit hour unit is 15000ksh and 2 credit hours is 12000ksh.... I'm sure certificate programmes are way cheaper....
What course do you want to do? That way I'll be able to provide more information Thanks dear for the info,pls i'd like to do certificate program or pgd on education as a course.Pls can u drop me your mail address so as i could mail u as this is a public forum and there are restrictions on somethings,thanks |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 7:43am On May 01, 2017 |
uboma: You have raised some valid points here.
During the two weeks I spent in Nairobi, I did not see a single generating set on the streets. Power was steady and security sure. Visit their banks to see how organised they run businesses. Kenyans employ mechanised farming, no wonder they export flowers on a daily basis to Europe. Kenya, even though a small country, is managing it's resources well.
Same cannot be said of Nigeria, the big brother of Africa! Yea!This is what am saying but one moniker pidgin2 abi pigeon would be ranting trash.Lord have mercy on her.You think we are happy the way our country is?mtchewww |
Travel › Re: My Trip To Kenya In Pictures by cutieme(m): 7:35am On May 01, 2017 |
Damiladegold,pls tell us more about schooling in kenya as i would love to do a certificate or pgd program for a year or six months.Pls how do i go about securing admission and what is the tuituon fee range? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Biology Teacher Needed In Mowe, Ogun State by cutieme(m): 6:20pm On Apr 30, 2017 |
How much do they pay? |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 5:11pm On Apr 30, 2017 |
Tunjinodaysoff: Just got my visa to India...6 months. One of the many reasons why hustling here in UAE is a big big benefit to all. Remain Yankee. LOL 6 months? |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 1:14pm On Apr 30, 2017 |
nattybanta: sup with your travel plans Fine o,still sourcing for funds bro.Once it's complete i go start the progress.Thanks |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 11:25pm On Apr 29, 2017 |
couliss how much u take do your visa? |
Travel › Re: Which Country Can I Relocate To With 900k by cutieme(m): 11:21pm On Apr 29, 2017 |
@getsu20,how is life in ghana?How much can one get a room and parlour selfcontain?Thanks |
Travel › Re: Transit Visa to Nassau Bahamas : Advice Needed by cutieme(m): 11:38pm On Apr 28, 2017 |
pls op how much did you get your bahamas visa? |
Travel › Re: QATAR And UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES PART 2 by cutieme(m): 11:27pm On Apr 28, 2017 |
Hey house,is that europe4sure i saw above just now abi my eyes dey deceive me? |